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Titans 3×07 “51%” Review

Episode 7 pushes Starfire and Blackfire to the forefront once again as their relationship and complicated history are explored even further. Blackfire’s backstory is sorrowful and once you delve into that side of her, you begin to have some sympathy and forgiveness…

by Nicola Austin 3 days ago

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TIFF 2021: Hellbound Review

Train to Busan's visionary Korean director Yeon Sang-Ho is once again delving into the horror genre (with an intriguing procedural twist) with upcoming Netflix Original Korean series Hellbound. The six-part show is based on the popular Korean webtoon Hell, which is also from Sang-Ho and cartoonist…

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by Robert Ernest 4 days ago

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Gunpowder Milkshake Review

Assassins taking on assassins, some glorious fight scenes with plenty of gore and a strong female cast makes Gunpowder Milkshake a very enjoyable movie, which doesn’t take itself too seriously. Karen Gillan is Sam. A badass assassin who could easily take on Uma Thurman’s…

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by Chris Gelderd September 6, 2021

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Respect Review

Liesl Tommy makes her feature directorial debut in a film that was supported and co-developed by Aretha Franklin herself before her death in 2018. Respect celebrates her life and career. South African born Tommy has forged a celebrated career on the stage,…

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by Robert Ernest September 5, 2021

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Titans 3×06 “Lady Vic” Review

The introduction of a new character allows us to delve deeper into the relationship between Dick and Barbara as we reach the halfway point of season 3. Lady Vic arrives in Gotham to not only join Scarecrow in all his mayhem, but…

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by Robert Ernest August 31, 2021

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Vacation Friends Review

A film which clearly takes inspiration from some of the comedy greats, Vacation Friends majorly delivers with laughs, fun and charm. Majorly uptight, Marcus (Lil Rel Howery) takes his girlfriend, Emily (Yvonne Orji) on a 5 star break to Mexico with the intention of…

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by Nicola Austin August 28, 2021

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Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Review

Ryan Coogler's 2018 Marvel directorial debut Black Panther signalled a major milestone at Marvel Studios, as the blockbuster became the first superhero flick with an African-American director at the helm and a predominantly POC cast, celebrating African and black culture. This inclusive…

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by Jed Wagman August 28, 2021

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Annette Review

Pop duo Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks are having quite the year. You’d be forgiven for not having heard of them at the start of the year (despite having 25 albums to date) but after the brothers received their own documentary,…

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by Robert Ernest August 27, 2021

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Titans 3×05 “Lazarus” Review

A time jump to 3 months ago tells the tale of the birth of Red Hood. What I really liked about this episode was seeing the intricate relationship between Jason and Bruce. We’ve had the idea of Bruce being manipulative planted a…

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by Jed Wagman August 26, 2021

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Candyman (2021) Review

Whoever’s naming horror sequels these days isn’t doing a particularly good job of it. You’d be forgiven for thinking that the 2021 film Candyman, directed by Nia DaCostais a remake of the 1992 original also titled Candyman but despite having the exact…

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by Nicola Austin August 23, 2021

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The Night House Review

Premiering at this year's Fantasia and Edinburgh film festival, Rebecca Hall returns to the horror genre in this refreshingly emotional psychological thriller from Searchlight pictures. Directed by David Bruckner, The Night House centres on the recently widowed teacher Beth (Rebecca Hall).…

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by Robert Ernest August 20, 2021

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Reminiscene Review

In the not too distant future, Reminiscence is set in a growing dystopian world where cities are becoming flooded and people can access their memories for comfort, interrogation or simply for the age old annoyance of loosing their keys. Ex veteran, Nick (Hugh Jackman)…

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by Robert Ernest August 20, 2021

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Titans S3x04 “Blackfire” Review

Last week’s explosive episode majorly impacts two members of the team. Connor is feeling incredible amounts of guilt and just altogether useless, which has ignited a panic for when his Lex side takes over. That’s not going to be ideal, but I’m…

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by Chris Gelderd August 19, 2021

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Fantasia 2021: Yakuza Princess

Based on the graphic novel Samurai Shiro by Danilo Beyruth, Brazilian director Vicente Amorim puts us in the heart of the Japanese community in Sao Paulo in Brazil (the largest outside of Japan itself) for a story mixing modern action with traditional…

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by Nicola Austin August 17, 2021

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Censor Review

Based on ideas developed from 2015 short Nasty, Welsh music video director Prano Bailey-Bond explores the effects of censorship, violence and grief in this bold feature film debut. Premiering initially in Sundance’s Midnight section, the film finally hits UK cinemas later this week.…

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